The Barista Principle — Starbucks and the Rise of Relational Capital
From coffee bar to caffeine kingdom, Starbucks proves relationships are as important as physical assets.
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From coffee bar to caffeine kingdom, Starbucks proves relationships are as important as physical assets.
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They’re called organizational ghosts: admired former leaders that become embodied prototypes of the organization’s values and identity who continue to have outsized influence long after they’ve departed. Think Walt Disney, Coco Chanel or Steve Jobs. And it turns out these organizational ghosts tend to visit their old stomping grounds pretty regularly.